Largemouth Bass
The ponds hold healthy bass that have never seen heavy fishing pressure. Topwater mornings and soft-plastic afternoons both produce.
Taylor County, Georgia
The hunt doesn't have to be the only reason you put a line in the water. Trigger Bow Ranch has farm ponds spread across the property, each managed for largemouth bass and bluegill. Bring a rod, find a shady bank, and let the kids fish while you plan the evening sit.
The ponds hold healthy bass that have never seen heavy fishing pressure. Topwater mornings and soft-plastic afternoons both produce.
Fast action for kids and beginners. A worm and a bobber is all it takes to keep a youngster grinning while the grown-ups are still on stand.
Pond fishing is built into the hunt day — midday break, after a morning sit, or that last hour before dinner when the bass move up shallow.
Managed Water
Every pond on the ranch serves wildlife first and anglers second. Banks are kept mowed for easy access, water levels stay consistent, and fish populations are kept in balance so bass and bluegill both thrive. That balance means fast action for kids and a real chance at a quality bass for anyone who wants to work for it.
On the water






Pond fishing is included with hunts at TBF. Reach out to JB and ask about adding a few hours on the water to your trip.